Go Testify vs Viewport.gg

Go Testify helps game teams recruit players, run playtests, and review feedback. Sessions can capture video, audio, and survey responses. Teams can recruit participants themselves or use the platform’s gaming recruitment partners. Distribution options include Android, PC, Steam, VR, Browser, and App Store Link. For PC tests, Steam keys are distributed automatically; for Android tests, teams upload a development build during participant onboarding, and closing the test activates a kill switch. GT Intelligence analyzes footage for themes, sentiment, transcription, summaries, and related moments, with charges based on footage analyzed. Smart Search finds related player content using a reference screenshot or keywords, without technical integration. The free Essential plan costs nothing and includes one active project with unlimited playtests and insight reports within it; GT Intelligence costs $30 per hour of footage analyzed. Pro costs $30 a month, billed $250 per year, and includes unlimited projects and up to 10 live stream observers; its GT Intelligence rate is $15 per hour. Listed plans include live chat and email support.

Viewport.gg helps indie game developers run playtests and collect session recordings with structured feedback from paid testers. Developers can upload a Windows zip, WebGL folder,.app bundle or APK, or paste a TestFlight link; builds are auto-detected and do not require a CLI. Test setup includes choosing a tester audience, duration, feedback template and payout per tester. Session capture can include screen video, microphone audio, an input overlay, a transcript and automatically flagged moments. Testers are paid automatically when their submissions are accepted. Viewport.gg charges 15% on tester payouts; the listed example totals $11.50 for a $10 tester payout. There is no subscription, project minimum, per-seat fee or paywalled feature, and the service is free when no tester is paid. It lists Unity, Unreal, Godot, GameMaker, WebGL, Steam Playtest, itch.io and TestFlight under “Ships with.” The audience described ranges from solo developers to studios of up to 15 people.